Lynnwood, Washington

Homes for Rent in Lynnwood

Homes for rent in Lynnwood range from new apartments near the light rail station to single-family houses on quiet residential streets, all within a short drive of I-5. Every one of our Lynnwood rentals is managed by our local team, who know the city and the homes we look after.

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7027 210th St SW #A, Lynnwood, WA 98036 MAP

Beds 2 Bed Baths 2.5 Baths Area 1,027 Sq. Ft. No Pets

$2,750 /mo

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(425) 623-1327

2Bd/2.5Ba Lynnwood Townhome

We do not accept Zillow applications. Apply on our website: lgapm

Available Now | Pristine Corner Townhouse is highly desirable location, right on the boarder of Lynwood and Edmonds. This 2-bed 2.5-bath with fully fenced backyard/patio offers updated bathrooms, stainless steel appliances 1-dedicated parking spot and ample guest + additional spots for 2 vehicles per residence. Newer carpet and neutral white paint throughout. Newer washer & dryer conveniently upstairs. Ample light in both bedrooms + skylights to maximize brightness indoors. Water, Sewer & common area maintenance INCLUDED in rental rate. Tenants responsible for garbage & electric. Firm on No pets. Close to schools, shopping, entertainment and more! Fireplace not for tenant use.

Terms: 1st month’s rent, security deposit (= to one month’s rent), Minimum 12-month lease, Renters Insurance required prior to move in. Non-smoking. $50 application fee paid by each 18+ y/o applicant. We do not accept portable screening reports. Property Manager: Elena Estrada. If you are a Licensed Agent, please consult the MLS for showing instructions and then contact the listing agent if you have further questions. All information deemed reliable, tenant to verify. If this home is currently tenant occupied please allow 24 hours for an appointment to view. Due to the safety of our Brokers and the ability to fully see the property, it is our company policy that we do not show after dark. Thank you for your understanding. Additional information on our Tenancy Screening Criteria can be found by going to https://lgapm.com/tenant-criteria/. We do not advertise our rentals on Facebook Marketplace. All applications and screenings will be processed through AppFolio. If you have any doubts, please call our office to verify before making payment.

Apply on our website: www.lgapm.com

Rental Terms

Rent: $2,750
Application Fee: $50
Security Deposit: $2,750
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Pet Policy

Cats not allowed
Dogs not allowed

Amenities

Territorial View
Dining Room
Kitchen W/ Eating Space
Heating Type: Wall
Energy Source: Electric
Uncovered Parking
Hardwood Floors
Fenced- Full
Patio
Yard
1 Fireplace (Wood)
Family Room
Vaulted Ceilings
Utility Room
Carport-Detached
Carpet Floors
Guest Parking
Off-Street Parking
Insulated Windows
Ground Floor
End Unit
Water Heater-Tank(Electric)

Utilities Included

HOA Dues
Landscaping
Sewer
Water

Appliances

Dishwasher
Microwave
Range/Oven
Refrigerator
Washer/Dryer

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Life in Snohomish County

Living in Lynnwood

Lynnwood sits in south Snohomish County along I-5, between Seattle and Everett. Much of the city grew up around shopping centers and busy corridors like 196th Street SW and Highway 99, and the area around the light rail station is now filling in with apartments, shops, and new streets. West of Highway 99, the city turns quieter, with wooded parks and older single-family neighborhoods. Your commute, your neighborhood, and your school options all shape which Lynnwood rental fits you best.

Transit & Commuting

Getting Around

I-5 runs through the middle of Lynnwood, and I-405 begins just to the east, giving drivers direct routes to Seattle, Everett, and the Eastside. Sound Transit’s 1 Line ends at Lynnwood City Center Station, with trains running through Northgate and the University of Washington to downtown Seattle. Community Transit’s Swift Blue Line bus rapid transit runs along Highway 99, and the Swift Orange Line links the station with Edmonds College and Mill Creek. For walking and biking, the Interurban Trail runs 3.8 miles through the city on a path mostly separated from traffic.

Where to Look

Lynnwood Neighborhoods

Lynnwood’s neighborhoods range from new transit-oriented blocks to wooded streets of mid-century homes. These five areas give a good sense of the choices inside city limits.

City Center

City Center sits along I-5 near 196th Street SW, where strip malls and large parking lots are giving way to a denser urban neighborhood. New apartment buildings have opened near Lynnwood City Center Station and the Interurban Trail, and more mixed-use projects with homes, shops, and offices are planned around them. It suits renters who want a newer apartment, walkable errands, and a train ride to Seattle without needing a car.

South Lynnwood

South Lynnwood covers about 1.25 square miles between 196th Street SW, Highway 99, and I-5, along the city’s border with Mountlake Terrace. Residential streets mix with commercial blocks, while the Scriber Creek corridor, wetlands, and South Lynnwood Park add green space between the busy roads. Much of the area is within walking distance of the light rail station, which suits renters who want an established neighborhood close to transit.

Lynndale

Lynndale is a residential area in west Lynnwood, built around Lynndale Park and Lynndale Elementary School. Many homes here are single-story ramblers and two-story houses from the 1950s and 1960s, often on larger lots along quiet and dead-end streets. The park’s forest trails, athletic fields, and skate park are within walking distance of many homes. It suits renters who want a yard and a quieter street a short drive from Highway 99.

College District

The College District surrounds Edmonds College on Lynnwood’s west side, near Highway 99. The city plans the area as its own subarea, and new apartment buildings are planned next to the campus. The Swift Orange Line stops at the college and connects to Lynnwood City Center Station and light rail. It suits renters who want a home near campus and Highway 99, with a direct bus to the train.

Highway 99 Corridor

Highway 99 runs north and south through Lynnwood, west of I-5. Before the interstates were built, it was the region’s main route, lined with motels, diners, and service stations. Today the city’s Highway 99 plan directs new apartments and mixed-use buildings to key intersections near Swift Blue Line stops, away from the single-family streets behind the corridor. It suits renters who want shops, restaurants, and frequent bus service close by.

For Families

Schools

Edmonds School District serves Lynnwood’s public schools, with elementary, middle, and high schools across the city. School assignment depends on a home’s exact address, and boundaries can change, so confirm the assigned schools with the district before you sign a lease. Edmonds College, a public two-year college, sits on the city’s west side and is served by the Swift Orange Line.

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Washington State School Directors' Association School Board of Distinction, Edmonds School District, 2023 to 2025

The Washington State School Directors’ Association named the Edmonds School Board a School Board of Distinction in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The award recognizes boards that connect schools with their communities, set goals for student achievement, and hold the district accountable for results.

Before You Search

What Renters Should Know

City Center is still being built. New apartments and mixed-use projects continue to go up near the light rail station, so renters there should expect active job sites and street work nearby, with new inventory.
Alderwood draws heavy traffic. The mall and the retail streets around it get busy on weekends and through the holiday season, so allow extra time if you live or commute near 196th Street SW and Alderwood Mall Boulevard.
Transit is a strength. Light rail, Swift bus rapid transit, and Community Transit's local buses give renters several ways to get around without a car.
Highway 99 is a busy commercial corridor. Homes near it are close to shops, restaurants, and the Swift Blue Line, while the streets a few blocks west are much quieter.

Applications

How to Apply for a Lynnwood Rental

The whole process runs online, from finding a home to submitting your application. Our Tenancy Criteria explains who qualifies and how screening works, so read it before you apply.

We review every application on credit history, employment, rental history, and a background check, and we apply those standards the same way to every Lynnwood property. That consistency keeps the process fair for every applicant.

Browse the current Lynnwood listings above

Read our Tenancy Criteria before you apply

Apply from the listing page for the home you want

Managed Locally Since 2001

Why Rent with Lori Gill & Associates

Lori Gill & Associates has managed rental homes in the Puget Sound region since 2001. Our local team knows Lynnwood’s neighborhoods and the homes we manage, and they stay your contact from move-in through the end of your lease. The team includes licensed Washington State real estate brokers, so every property has professional oversight.

Voted People's Choice in the Seattle Times Best in the PNW awards for 2023, 2024, and 2025
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Offices in Seattle, Bellevue, and Mill Creek serving Lynnwood and the rest of the region
Online Resident Portal for rent payments and maintenance requests

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Local Favorites

Things to Do in Lynnwood

Settling into Lynnwood or exploring a new part of town? Start with these local favorites.

Scriber Lake Park

Scriber Lake Park covers nearly 25 acres of lake, ponds, wetlands, and forest near the center of the city. Its elevated boardwalk trail carries walkers out over the wetlands, which makes it an easy nature walk for renters in City Center and South Lynnwood.

Lynndale Park

Lynnwood’s largest park, Lynndale Park keeps about 22 acres of native forest alongside athletic fields, tennis and basketball courts, a skate park, and an off-leash dog area. Its forest amphitheater hosts Shakespeare in the Park in summer, a short walk for renters in west Lynnwood.

Interurban Trail

The Interurban Trail follows the route of the electric railway that ran between Seattle and Everett from 1910 to 1939. Lynnwood’s 3.8-mile section is a 12-foot-wide path, mostly separated from traffic, that renters use for walking, running, and bike commuting.

Lynnwood Recreation Center

The Lynnwood Recreation Center is a public facility with no membership or joining fee. Its recreation pool has water slides, a lazy river, and a water playground, and the lap pool area adds a sauna and a warm-water therapy pool, so families and lap swimmers both have a place to swim year-round.

Alderwood

Alderwood is one of the region’s larger shopping centers, with department stores, restaurants, and entertainment in one place. It sits just east of I-5, close enough for everyday errands from most Lynnwood neighborhoods.

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Lynnwood rentals are one part of what we manage north of Seattle. See the nearby cities below for more homes in the area.

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Common Questions

Lynnwood Rental FAQs

How do I apply for a rental home in Lynnwood?

Apply online from the listing page of the home you want. Start with the current Lynnwood listings above, then read our Tenancy Criteria to see the qualifications and screening steps before you submit your application through our AppFolio system.

What does the screening process involve?

Screening covers credit history, employment verification, rental history, and a background check, and every applicant goes through the same review. Our Tenancy Criteria lists the documents you will need.

What types of homes are available in Lynnwood?

Most of our Lynnwood listings are single-family houses, with townhomes available at times. Inventory changes as homes lease and new ones come on, so the listings above are the most accurate view of the houses for rent in Lynnwood today.

What neighborhoods are in Lynnwood?

Lynnwood’s neighborhoods include City Center, South Lynnwood, Lynndale, the College District, and the Highway 99 Corridor, along with the residential areas around Alderwood. They range from new apartments near the light rail station to quiet streets of older single-family homes. When comparing them, weigh your commute, how close you want to be to light rail or Swift, and whether you prefer new construction or an established street.

What schools serve Lynnwood?

Edmonds School District serves Lynnwood’s public schools. Assignment depends on a home’s exact address and boundaries can change, so confirm the schools with the district before you choose a home.

Who manages the homes once I move in?

Our local team stays your contact after move-in and for the length of your lease. You can pay rent, submit maintenance requests, and manage your account anytime through the Resident Portal.

How do I get in touch with questions about a specific listing?

Contact our team before you apply, and we will answer questions about any Lynnwood listing. We can walk you through the property, the application, or anything else about renting with us.

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Your Lynnwood Rental Search Starts Here

Discover professionally managed homes for rent in Lynnwood with Lori Gill & Associates. Browse our current listings to find a home near light rail, a park, or the street you want, or reach our team for help with a specific property, the application, or any question about renting in Lynnwood.